JY QAQA Carport, 12x20 FT Heavy Duty Carport with Removable Side Walls and Doors, Portable Garage with Roll-Up Window and Sandbags, Car Canopy with All-Season Tarp for Cars, Trucks, Boats, Grey

Good value for money. Installation isn't too difficult, but having someone help makes it much easier. It's actually a solid build quality. Worth the price, it stays stable and secure in light rain and breeze, and holds up well against wind and rain during outdoor work. After using it fo the past week, it's performed reliably with no issues

So far it's holding up to the weather. It was easy to put up

We bought this carport to protect our new car this winter until we can build a real garage in the spring. It was inexpensive and easy to put up. I put it up by myself in about 2 hours with some breaks. I wouldn't recommend assembling in any wind. I had a light breeze and it was challenging. The carport is good for what we paid for it. We had freezing rain followed by heavy wet snow. We were a little concerned about the top getting overloaded. The top help up well, no problems. I did have to dump some heavy accumulation where I didn't get the top tight and it pooled. One weakness-two strong Wisconsin wind storms and a number of the grommets tore. It still protects our car but the sides are not secure all the way on all corners and they flap and more snow get in than before. Overall, a good temporary car shelter, even better if you don't get much heavy wind.

I bought this tent because I was tired of paying $370 a month for storage. I'm really impressed this is carport tent. Its made out of tarp materials, the material is heavy duty. The zippers seem to be holding up too as well. I live on a hill so its really windy. Placement of the tent is important. I placed it on the side of my house between my house and my neighbors. Cuts the wind down verse having it set up against the fence where the open air and weather can get to it. Ive only had it for a short time but I'm satisficed with it so far. Shipping was fast and on time. I will upload pictures soon and update

It was cheap and the setup is pretty cool. Nothing fancy but for the price not terrible. I do however have some concerns as to how long it will last. It’s been two days and there’s been some light wind in the 15-20mph range. I’m already seeing some tearing around the eyelets. I anchored all the post down with 5 gallon water jugs so it’s not going anywhere I don’t think. But just winder how long the material will last. I’m hoping I can get two years out of it. If I do I got my moneys worth. If I get two months however I’ll be less impressed.

I found the poles and bracing on the flimsy side compared to others I have purchased. There is no bracing at the bottom of the poles to secure the canvas to. I had to sink 6 ft t-posts at each up right pole to clamp to or it would not stand up to a strong wind. In addition, I bought an eyelet kit to add additional bungee cords so the canvas did not rip in a strong wind. I sandwiched the bottom of the canvas between 2X8s to anchor it down. After all the extra work and cost, it should hold up to this Northern Michigan winter. I would not purchas this product again.

Easy to assemble single carport. Did it myself in about an hour. Fits my temporary needs perfectly! Great price too!

Don't waste your money. Product is incomplete. The front cover has no way to mount it to the carport frame. I've attempted to contact the seller by email, which is the only way to contact them, and they have not responded. The rear cover grommets have torn out of the thin (Not Heavy weight) panel leaving it flapping in the wind. I'm very disappointed in the quality of the carport and as for customer support there is None. The frame posts came with dents in the tubes. There was no damage to the packaging so the dent had to be there prior to packaging. The quality of the covering material is pathetic. Attachment to the frame using thin elastic bands. Very poor quality. However I will say that it was not difficult to set up by myself. I only had to get help when putting the walls up and then we couldn't put the front panel on as there was no way to attach the panel to the frame. Like I titled this comment, Don't Waste Your Money...